Stand in a circle. Players put their right hands behind their backs and close their eyes. The leader puts a ring in someone's palm. The leader starts the game by saying "I don't have the ring but someone in the circle. For example, he/she says 'I don't have the ring, Alicia has it'. That person says 'I don't have the ring' and says someone else's name. If he/she has the ring, the game is over. If he/she does not have the ring, he/she says the name of someone else. The game continues until the ring is found. The process is repeated so that the names of the participants are mentioned at least once. The names of the participants become memorable. Features can be added during the game. For example, "the ring is a person who loves hiking, admires the colour red, etc.", the person who tries to find the ring guesses by saying the name. The game can be repeated several times in this way.